Digital Processors

Digital Processors are a key component in music creation and come in one of two forms; an analogue to digital converter, or a digital to analogue converter. In some cases a single device will do both and are considered digital processors. The quality of these processors ultimately determines the final sound quality of the music run through them.

Released in 1999

Alesis AI-3 8-Channel 24-Bit Converter

The Alesis AI-3 is an affordable interface for converting analogue to digital audio using ADAT Optical. It has eight inputs and outputs, 24-bit converters, and integrates with ADAT-compatible devices. Compact and easy to use, it fits into a 19″ rack and adds analogue I/O to digital mixers from various brands.
Released in 2000

Apogee Rosetta AD Converter

The Apogee Rosetta AD Converter is a high quality 24 bit. 2 Channel Analogue to Digital Converter.
Released in 2001

Fostex VC-8 ADAT to Analogue Converter

The Fostex VC-8 is an ADAT/analogue converter with 20-bit AD/DA conversion, designed for seamless integration with analogue mixers and ADAT devices like the VR-800. It features an INPUT MODE switch for flexible bus routing, supports S/PDIF conversion, and offers both internal and external sync options for clean, noise-free recording and playback.
Released in 2001

Fostex AC2496 Digital Converter

The Fostex AC2496 is a professional 8-channel 24-bit/96kHz A/D converter, offering balanced and unbalanced inputs, selectable digital outputs (adat or S/P DIF), and word clock sync. Expandable with optional AD and AES/EBU cards, it extends analogue inputs to 16 channels or outputs AES/EBU signals at 24-bit/96kHz. Ideal for studios needing high-quality, flexible conversion.
Released in 2002

Weiss ADC2 Digital Converter with Microphone Preamps

The Weiss ADC2 was designed for recording situations where there is no room for compromises. Every detail in its intricate circuitry serves to perfectly capture every nuance of the incoming audio and maintain the signal’s integrity all the way to your recording medium.
Released in 2002

Tascam DS-M7.1 Digital Surround Monitor Controller

The Tascam DS-M7.1 was a professional 3U surround monitor controller offering flexible downmixing, bass management, and digital/analogue outputs. With support for formats from 7.1 to mono, channel delay compensation, and remote control capability, it became a versatile solution for film, music, broadcast, and theatre production.
Released in 2002

Genex GXA8 8-Channel AD Converter

Delivering unrivalled sonic purity at unusually affordable prices. the 24-bit/96kHz Genex GXA8 is the only commercially available 8-channel converters equipped to handle all known and anticipated multi-channel recording formats. Advanced features include an optional Pro Tools® interface which supports metadata, enabling sample rates and bit depths to be set conveniently from the Pro Tools© application. Also unique to these highly versatile Genex converters is an optional DSD interface, equipping the GXA8 for the 2.8224MHz bitstream which forms the basis of the Sony SACD format.
Released in 2002

Genex GXD8 8-Channel DA Converter

Delivering unrivalled sonic purity at unusually affordable prices. the 24-bit/96kHz Genex GXD8 is the only commercially available 8-channel converters equipped to handle all known and anticipated multi-channel recording formats. Advanced features include an optional Pro Tools® interface which supports metadata, enabling sample rates and bit depths to be set conveniently from the Pro Tools© application. Also unique to these highly versatile Genex converters is an optional DSD interface, equipping the GXD8 for the 2.8224MHz bitstream which forms the basis of the Sony SACD format.
Released in 2003

Apogee Mini-DAC Digital to Analogue Converter

The Apogee Mini-DAC was a high-quality digital-to-analogue converter offering superior audio fidelity in a compact, portable design. Supporting AES, S/PDIF, optical, and USB, it provided broad compatibility for professional and consumer setups. Featuring ultra-low jitter clocking, it ensured transparent sound reproduction, making it a trusted tool for engineers and audiophiles. Though later surpassed by newer technology, the Mini DAC remains highly regarded for its clarity, versatility, and reliability.
Released in 2004

Apogee Rosetta 200 Digital Converter

The Apogee Rosetta 200 is a 2-channel, 24 bit, 192 kHz, AD/DA Converter of very high quality.
Released in 2004

Prism Sound ADA-8XR Modular AD/DA Converter

The Prism Sound ADA-8XR stands as the ultimate in audio performance, having carved out its place in renowned recording spaces like Metropolis and British Grove. It’s been a key player in major undertakings such as Star Wars and Lord of the Rings. With a remarkable two-decade presence in the industry, this converter, crafted and engineered in the UK, truly reflects Prism Sound’s unwavering commitment to exceptional audio quality.
Released in 2005

MOTU 2408 Mk3 Audio Interface

The MOTU 2408 Mk3 transforms your computer into a 24-bit/96kHz digital audio workstation, offering 8 channels of high-resolution analogue I/O plus 24 channels of ADAT and Tascam digital I/O. With the PCI-424 card, up to four interfaces can be connected for 96 simultaneous inputs and outputs at 96kHz.
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